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Linux Upgrade Breaks Symbolic Links

1 minute readTroubleshooting

Description

When using the Linux installer to perform an upgrade, you might encounter problems moving broken symbolic links. You might see errors that begin with a line similar to, could not read "/opt/cloudbees/sda/workspace/FileOperationsLinux-LocalMove-7689/fileSymLink": no such file or directory.

Workaround

Manually remove the file and rerun the installer if you encounter these types of errors.

CloudBees CD/RO CA or intermediate CA certificate expires
Built-In database schema on disk is older than required by CloudBees CD/RO server for upgrade